Senior Evaluation: A few things stand out about Davis when watching him run as a senior, he is quicker, and he is running with a purpose on every carry.

Davis has always had a feel for the game, he is a natural at running back, and he knows the position with the best of them. This season though, he is hitting the holes quicker, he is running through more tackles, and he has become a leader on the field.

What is most impressive about Davis's game is his vision and patience. He has a good feel on how to follow his fullback, when to turn it up field north-south, how long to string it out on the edge, and how to set up his blocks. Davis is a naturally gifted football player who has produced at a high level this year.

He is an every down back who will not have to come off the field in college. He can run inside, he can catch the ball, and he is a solid blocker as well. Davis does not have elite speed, but he is quick to the hole, he knows how to set defenders up to make them miss, and he could remind some of Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno.

Davis runs hard, he knows how to lower his pads, and he has great body lean. He is not a true shifty back, but someone who can make quick cuts and run through those who try to tackle him.

In 2011, he has run for over 1,700 yards and he ran for 200 plus last week on 37 carries against M.L. King in one of the best games of the year. Davis is strong, he is a natural, he runs with attitude, he steps up when his number is called, and he is durable.

You can see senior video of Davis here on ScoutTV.

Chad Simmons is a National Recruiting Analyst for FOX Sports/Scout and he started out with Scout in 2003 covering top talent in Georgia and the South. He then moved on to another Recruiting Service from 2004-2008 before returning to Scout the first of 2009 to become South Recruiting Manager. Email | Facebook | Twitter

\r\n\t\t\t\r\n Chad Simmons is a National Recruiting Analyst for FOX Sports/Scout and he started out with Scout in 2003 covering top talent in Georgia and the South. He then moved on to another Recruiting Service from 2004-2008 before returning to Scout the first of 2009 to become South Recruiting Manager.\r\n Email | Facebook | Twitter","mobileBody":" Mike Davis Stone Mountain, Ga. Stephenson Running Back 5-11/195 28 No. 17 RB and no. 138 overall prospect in America. Committed to Florida

A few things stand out about Davis when watching him run as a senior, he is quicker, and he is running with a purpose on every carry.

Davis has always had a feel for the game, he is a natural at running back, and he knows the position with the best of them. This season though, he is hitting the holes quicker, he is running through more tackles, and he has become a leader on the field.

What is most impressive about Davis's game is his vision and patience. He has a good feel on how to follow his fullback, when to turn it up field north-south, how long to string it out on the edge, and how to set up his blocks. Davis is a naturally gifted football player who has produced at a high level this year.

He is an every down back who will not have to come off the field in college. He can run inside, he can catch the ball, and he is a solid blocker as well. Davis does not have elite speed, but he is quick to the hole, he knows how to set defenders up to make them miss, and he could remind some of Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno.

Davis runs hard, he knows how to lower his pads, and he has great body lean. He is not a true shifty back, but someone who can make quick cuts and run through those who try to tackle him.

In 2011, he has run for over 1,700 yards and he ran for 200 plus last week on 37 carries against M.L. King in one of the best games of the year. Davis is strong, he is a natural, he runs with attitude, he steps up when his number is called, and he is durable.